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the corporate tax rate was lowered to 15% and, again, not there was no benefits to it but we didn t see the benefit you re talking about in terms of wages increasing. canadian growth is doing really well. translating into income growth now. not that percentage. don t forget also in canada the canadian regions have a much larger share of overall tax revenue. be afl which rate you look at when sturdies canada. i was at a conference there a year ago, economists said a lot of analysis how the corporate rate benefited canada even a paper with a bunch of curves on the corporate tax base were from canada. dropped lapper s name. on monday. we ll continue this conversation with him. terrific. gervin good to see you. great to be back. keep the conversation going. the kind i want to have about tax policy as opposed to fact
reporting on the opioid crisis and continue to do that and we uncovered a class of victims we don t talk a lot about that need attention and help. the grandparents. it s ripping parents and kids apart across the country and it s the grandparents who step in to raise the parents effectively becoming new parents again. losing a child to drugs and at the same time gaining a child. right here. smack. good job. reporter: this 5-year-old, colton, filled buy woundless energy. i can t always have hot chocolate. reporter: a challenge for his grandmother. sorry, little sister. reporter: raising him because her daughter is struggling with opioid addiction. we have day care expenses. we know we have extra food, clothes for somebody who grows an inch every week. it s just things that we didn t think we would be dealing with at this age. reporter: the opioid epidemic
and you need to pay attention to them. they might say something to correct your future statements or future analysis. i don t think he s done that yet. if people wonder what larry has been saying go to greg manku and he explains the mistake made. we have an example from the reagan era when taxes went from 46% to 34%. wages fell for five straight years in today s dollars. we ve got a more recent example from great britain where it shows plateauing dropping then plateauing wages after corporate rates were cut and i know sure. we often look at canada. can i address those? if you throw three, four examples at me i ll forget the first one. go ahead. in the 86 tax act don t forget what happened there was an increase in the user kocht c capital. discouragement on the business side helping fund reduction in the margin rate on the